The presenter and expert gardener has opened up about her time away from the TV industry…
June 15, 2021 - 15:15 BST Francesca Shillcock Charlie Dimmock is a regular face on our screens thanks to her appearances on Garden Rescue.Prior to her joining the BBC show in 2016, the presenter was best known for her work in Ground Force between 1997 and 2005, meaning the star enjoyed something of a hiatus from TV.
"That doesn't happen, because we all have mortgages to pay. I had been on TV a very long time, but I had always been doing other things." She continued:"Ground Force ran its course. It was of its time. It was good fun, very enjoyable, and it had its run."MORE: Garden Rescue's Charlie Dimmock reminisces on Ground Force days in rare interview
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